Personal Statement : My Group Experience

Group therapy is an effective form of treatment that brings maladaptive interpersonal patterns into the open and allows new behaviors to be attempted in a safe environment (Yalom & Leszcz, 2005, p. xv). In its initial stage, a group is concerned with orientation, developing group norms, and exploring members’ expectations, anxieties, and insecurities about being accepted (Corey, Corey, & Corey, 2014, p. 145). The current group has one stated purpose: “Make yourself known, and get to know others”

families  A way to provide experience in locating and gathering resources useful to your daily practice  One part of the CDA assessment process and a CDA program requirement  A way for you to demonstrate your competence  A way for the National CDA Council to evaluate your competence  A way for you to show the National CDA Council who you are and what you value in your work with children and families  An opportunity to reflect on and describe your personal view on working with children

Introduction To orientate any new group in a group work situation, a set of activities classified as Ice-breakers are facilitated by a group leader. As the inherent purpose of these activities is to promote participation, enhance familiarity and develop cohesion they are designated to be interactive and fun. The purpose of this report is to discuss the ice-breaker activity “Two Truths and a lie”, I facilitated during my blended delivery workshop, to demonstrate my skills as a group leader. This report will

supporting statements and personal statements Applications – the basics (Givens: to really take seriously, work on a photocopy/sheet of paper first, keep a copy of what has been sent, complete in black biro) • Do not scatter-gun. Decide on a direction and stick at it. • Put in your best effort – they WILL notice if you don’t. • ‘Full’ or ‘complete’ details means what it says. Where it doesn’t, you may have licence to pick and choose. • Personal/supporting

Personal Statement My interest in medicine stems from family experiences. My grandmother suffered from Parkinson’s disease for most of her life and required constant care. Helping my grandmother with simple tasks like eating breakfast, or helping her up the stairs was a humbling experience. This experience drove my curiosity about the human anatomy, specifically the brain and how it is treated, which led to the realisation that, for me, a satisfying career would involve helping others. A career

Policing: Determinants of Citizen Perceptions, exemplified the meaning of being a minority by researching how society viewed racial profiling with proven statistics. Weitzer and Tuch found that emotions toward these facts are comprised of race, personal experiences along with police discrimination, and the introduction to news media. Weitzer states that “there is a tendency to condone police suspicion and disparate treatment of blacks as “racial discrimination” (Weitzer 1010). This is a fallacy that would

Personal Leadership Plan The following document will outline my personal leadership plan which will include my personal coaching and leadership philosophy including, mission statement, vision statement, core values, and the style of coaching that I would like to be representative of me as a coach and as a positive role model to my players. I believe that this philosophy will outline the standards that I expect from my players, and it will become the fabric and a motivational tool which all

To begin, I found it easy to discuss my race and ethnic background, racial upbringings, and life perceptions in the self-reflection response video because I believe this topic is consistently thrown under the bus due to people feeling reluctant in expressing their personal observations. Throughout my video, I discussed key identifying components such as my background, thoughts and feelings toward terms pertaining to race, early and current childhood experiences, attitude about contemporary racial

describe my personal experiences during my part on the family assessment and goal planning which was the section pertaining to me specifically. Additionally, I will reflect over the family experience as opposed to the Dyad. I will analyze my expectations of the assignment prior to starting it and my perception after finalizing it. I will touch base on my experience while role-playing as both part of the family and as the social worker portion of the experience. Lastly, I will summarize my strengths

Living Personal Vision Statement Name Richard Sparvier Group Number 67 My vision of my university career combines success in academics and personal growth along the way. I plan to graduate from the Haskayne School of Business (HSB) Bachelor of Commerce Degree program, with a tourism management concentration. I strive to be a leader and role model to the First Nations people of my community Siksika Nation, Alberta. I will accomplish my vision by harnessing my strengths. I am organized and